Oak City Lacrosse Spring Season - League Games and Practices

Here is what we know about Spring 2023.  We have our the biggest group of athletes ever for Fall 2022 and we expect to again have a large group of athletes for Spring of 2023. We limit Spring season registrations based on the number of coaches and the field spaces we can secure.  

Our league practices began near the end of February
Our league ends the second week in May.  

Oak City fields teams in the following age/grade groups. 

Grade 1-2 boys   

Grade 3-4 boys 

Grade 5-6 boys

Middle School Boys (Grade 7-8)   

As an example, here is a typical season schedule

Saturday Practices -
Saturday, Feb 20 AM
Saturday Feb 27 AM 
Early March - Pre-season scrimmage 

Weeknight Practices 2x a week beginning after daylight savings begins. 
Games are typically played on Saturday mornings for Grades 1-6 
The last game is the second weekend of May.  
For Grade 1-6 Players, games are on Saturday mornings and practices 2 nights per week weeknights. 
Practice Times: 
Grade 1-4 practice times will be between 5:30PM-8:00PM
Grade 5-8 Practice times will be between 5:30PM-8:00PM  

For Middle School Team (7th and 8th grades), games are on weeknights and possibly on weekends (typically on Mondays and Wednesdays) and practices will be on days we do not have games.   

Practice Locations:
Oak City Lacrosse Grade 1-6 teams will practice and play home games in the N. Raleigh portion of Wake County. Our away games will be against opponents from the Triangle region with a few opponents from slightly further away. Typical away locations range from 10-45 minutes away. 

Oak City's Middle School team practices in N. Raleigh and plays other teams located in Wake County.  We welcome all players, especially those players who are likely to attend Sanderson and Millbrook, as well as Charter, Private and other public school players. 

Oak City's Spring season focuses on a schedule of games against other regional opponents and skill development at practices.  We are focused on teaching the game using  the Lacrosse Athlete Development Model that has been developed by US Lacrosse. All Oak City coaches are in the US Lacrosse development pipeline, with a Level 1, 2 or 3 certification.